Let $i_{E}, i_{C}$ and $i_{B}$ represent the emitter currently the collector current and base current respectively in a transistor Then: |
$i_C$ is slightly smaller than $i_E$ $i_{C}$ is slightly greater than $i_{E}$ $i_B$ is slightly greater than $i_E$ $i_{B}$ is slightly greater than $i_{C}$ |
$i_C$ is slightly smaller than $i_E$ |
The correct answer is Option (1) → $i_C$ is slightly smaller than $i_E$ The emitter current $(i_E)$ is - $i_E=i_C+i_B$ $i_C$ = Collector current $i_B$ = Base current ∴ $i_C$ is smaller than $i_E$ |